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Use GLiDE as a bounded decision layer before software performs an action. Supply the proposed action, relevant context, and policy together as state; define only outcomes your application can safely handle.

Evaluate a proposed action

Fail safely on uncertainty

Treat the example threshold as a starting point only. Validate thresholds on representative cases, and default uncertain outcomes to the safer review path.

Design the gate

  • Include the exact policy text and all facts needed to apply it.
  • Use an object for state so actions, context, permissions, and policy remain clearly labeled.
  • Define outcomes that map directly to application behavior.
  • Include approval or review as an explicit outcome.
  • Keep irreversible execution outside the model call; application code enforces the result.
  • Log the supplied state, selected outcome, probabilities, and final application action according to your data-handling policy.
Use GLiDE as decision support, not as the sole authority for irreversible or high-impact decisions involving safety, legal rights, employment, credit, healthcare, or access control. Validate on representative data and preserve a qualified human-review path.

Call GLiDE

Review the complete request contract, limits, confidence behavior, and errors.